Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-11
LOCAL BREyITTES.
Captain Jack has been appointed engineer
at the County Hosni+aI

Captain Jack has been appointed engineer
at the County Hospital.
The Fourth of July Executive Committee
Will meet this evening at 1880.
The steamer San Joaquin No. 8 arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
grain and wood.
The Forester Gun Club will have its reg
ular monthly pigeon shoot at Agricultural
Park tomorrow morning
The Sacramento river fell four inches
more in the past twenty-four hours, and
last evening was down to ii feet inches
The administrators sale of properly be-
longing to the estate of Susannah A. Avery.
deceased, did not take place yesterday, but
was postponed until next Friday.
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, D. D., of San
Francisco, will speak before the Unitarian
Society at Pioneer Hall. tomorrow al IL
A. NJ, IN exchange with Rev. c. P Massey.
W. w. Cone was arrested yesterday bv
officer Ash, on the complaint of Mrs.
Mary Miller, for embezzlement, in appro-
prlatlng TO his own use a sum of money
belonging to her.
large number of Native Sons of the
Golden West went down from this CITY to
Courtand last evening, to attend the in
stallatlon exercises and first annual party
OF the Parlor OF the Order at that place.
AT O'Clock this afternoon there will be
meeting at Chances saloon, on the Lower
Stockton road, of residents who desire to
have the road sprinkled during the coming
season and made pleasant to travel over
While most of the residents of Yolo
county will spend the Fourth of July in
Sacramento. 1t is proposed to get up some
horse-racing and other amusements at
Woodland for the benefit of the can't-get-
Always.
The excursion train from San Francisco
ana Sacramento to Shasta last evening con-
sisted OF four palace sleepers and one coach,
IN addition TO the kitchen and dining cars
There were not many passengers from Sac
ramento.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 60o, which is 60 cooler than
the normal temperature for that day The
highest and lowest temperature was 76o
and Az, with fresh variable winds and
clear weather.
a burglar visited the residences of Abe
Morris, Sam Montgomery and others in
Woodland Wednesday night, but, being a
clumsy fellow, he aroused the occupants of
the premises while operating, and failed to
get any booty.
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon
by Justice Bright, of Washington, upon the
body of Robt. L. Brock, who was drowned
by the upsetting of a sailboat last Sunday
evening. The jury returned verdict of
accidental drowning.
1t is understood that halt has been
called as regards the notification of parties
maintaining signs that are in violation of
the city ordinance, it being proposed to in
troduce new ordinance covering the mat
for hnfOro Of
\ concert will be given under the au-
spices OF the ladies OF the Congregational
Church on Friday evening. the Oath inst.
when some of the finest singers on the
coast will take part, and some special and
interesting features will be introduced.
The Governor yesterday appointed John
Hamilton, of Los Angeles, a pilot for the
port of Wilmington, vice David w. Weldt,
resigned. He also commissioned Notaries
Public as follows J. II. Frost, Ferndale
P. ]. Hazan. Modesto; w. III. Leavitt,
Mokelumne Hill
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday James Henry Parkinson,
native of Ireland, was admitted to citizen
ship on the testimony of W. E. Briggs and
b. L. Steinman. Also, August Gratz,
native of Germany, on the testimony of
James Stewart and F. E. Engstrom.
DR.. Berson will lecture again at Armory
Hall, Sixth and l. streets, tomorrow at
$3.50 P. NJ, to Jews and Gentiles. The sub
ject will be: Last Exodus, or the Jewish
Church of Christ or the Messianic Church
in the Eleventh Hour" The invitation
continues to be to the Jew first and also to
the Gentiles.
Charlie Schwan who was so badly burned
by gasoline explosion in the store of
Hall IIbrS x IN fnur dow ;s
proving in condition satisfactorily He
does not appear 10 have received any in
ternal injury, his eyesight is all right, and
1t is believed that his burns will not result
in his face being SCARED.
Harry Bell fell from wagon at Brighton
Wednesday afternoon and frectured his left
ankle. He was taken to the County Hos
pital and cared for Bell is a Young man
who came from the East about four weeks
ago and hired out to work upon farm.
Such accidents don't happen in Los An
geles to immigrants, for the crops in that
section are handled in wheelbarrows and
baskets.
A special train of eighteen carloads of tea
went East from San Francisco last evening,
and eighteen carloads more go to-day A
special of potatoes and oranges was also
forwarded yesterday. The special trains
have had variety of freight lately-silk. |
potatoes, oranges and tea, to say nothing of
the large quantities of small fruit shipped
in carload lots by the passenger trains
nightly.
The ladies of Sumner Corps gave a social
Friday evening, at Turner Hall, for the
benefit of the relief fund, which was largely
attended and in every way grand success. !
The management was as follows: Direc-
tor-O. z. Dodge; Floor Mansgers-Gen-
eral l.. Tozer, Post Commander Estes, Ma
jor d. II. Mckee and Lieutenant Patterson.
Mrs. Carr, Department Commander, was
present as the guest of Sumner Corps